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ISO 15779:2011
Condensed aerosol fire extinguishing systems — Requirements and test methods for components and system design, installation and maintenance — General requirements
Automatically translated name:
Condensed aerosol fire extinguishing systems -- Requirements and test methods for components and system design, installation and maintenance -- General requirements
STANDARD published on 28.11.2011
The information about the standard:
Designation standards: ISO 15779:2011
Publication date standards: 28.11.2011
SKU: NS-426554
The number of pages: 72
Approximate weight : 216 g (0.48 lbs)
Country: International technical standard
Category: Technical standards ISO
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Annotation of standard text ISO 15779:2011 :
Description / Abstract: ISO 15779:2011 specifies requirements and test methods for components and gives recommendations for the design, installation, testing, maintenance and safety of condensed aerosol firefighting systems in buildings, plants or other structures, and the characteristics of the extinguishants and types of fire for which they are a suitable extinguishing medium. It covers total flooding systems primarily related to buildings, plant and other specific applications, utilizing electrically non-conducting condensed aerosol fire extinguishants for which there are sufficient data currently available to enable validation of performance characteristics by an appropriate independent authority. Local applications of condensed aerosol extinguishing systems are not covered by ISO 15779:2011. Any local applications require a pre-engineered and pre-designed system that shall be tested and approved for a specific application by a relevant authority.
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